Replacement Step Control Module for Lippert Tread Lite Powered RV Steps

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• Which Control Modules Replace 334850 for Lippert Tread Lite Steps
  The Replacement Step Control Module # LC334850 is specifically designed for the Tread Lite steps. I'm not sure that necessarily makes it special but it does mean it is the only solution to replace your current 334850. I wish I could tell you the Kwikee control modules would work but they have different connections/programming and are not compatible.
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• Steps Will Not Retract On A 2022 Mirada 37' RV And Motor Makes Clicking Noice
  Hello Bill, thanks for reaching out. The issue you are describing sounds like a problem with the motor. Generally when you get that clicking noise from the motor like it is trying to work but wont work it means you motor is going bad and will need to be replaced. There should be a sticker on your motor with a part number or model number. Go ahead and post that number in the comments below and I am happy to recommend a replacement.
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• Troubleshooting Control Module and Motor for a Lippert Tread Lite RV Step
  The best way to test this out is by applying 12V power to the motor directly so you can see if it operates correctly outside of the control module (see attached). If everything works properly when you've bypassed the control module then you'll need to replace that with part # LC334850, otherwise the issue would be the motor which you can replace with part # LC183058.
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• Tread Lite RV Step Module and Motor Replacement
  The module I can see in your picture is the # LC334850. Which means he correct motor replacement is part # LC183058.
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• What Steps Does Replacement Step Control Module for Lippert Tread Lite Work On
  You will need specific steps from Lippert in order to use the Replacement Step Control Module for Lippert Components Tread Lite Powered RV Steps # LC334850. This is a replacement part that is specific to Lippert Electric Tread Lite Steps so you will need to have one of the following step parts in order to use this, as we would not be able to verify its compatibility on any other steps. It will work with the following: - Lippert Electric Tread Lite Step for RVs - Single - 24" Wide # LC353542 -...
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• Replacement Lippert 334850 Step Control Switch
  The 334850 part number you mentioned refers to the Replacement Control Switch # LC334850. This particular unit replaces the control switch assembly for certain Lippert Tread Lite RV Steps ( # LC353542, # LC353543, # LC353620, or # LC353621).
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• Replacement Control Module for Lippert Tread Lite that Clicks After Motor Replacement
  Based on what you described it does sound like the module is bad and would need to be replaced. The correct replacement would be the part # LC334850 that you referenced.
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• Troubleshooting Lippert Tread Lite Powered RV Steps Not Extending Or Retracting
  To begin you will want to begin testing the different circuits of the Step Control Module # LC334850. The brown wire goes to the door switch to tell the steps when to open and close. The yellow wire runs to an ignition switch so that the steps know to retract when the ignition is on and the door closes regardless if it has been switched to remain open. The white wire travels to the hold switch that holds the steps open even when the door closes. The purple wire is for the porch light. The...
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• Replacement Door Switch for Lippert Tread Lite Camper Step
  The correct replacement door switch magnet kit for a Tread Lite step is the part # LC301694.
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• Troubleshooting Tread Lite Steps Won't Extend or Retract
  Typically when you hear the clicking sound it is the motor # LC183058 or possibly the control module # LC334850. Since you have replaced these and the sensor # LC301694 the only other possibility is the wiring. Check your ground and make sure it is secure and undamaged. If it isn't the ground it is the power which you can check with a circuit tester like # PTW2993. It is possible there is a loose connection or the wire is damaged and needs to be repaired/replaced.
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